[All-Professional GB] Do I Have to Become a Pro Player Too?

Even now, Jiang Jingshu still can't help wondering: How did she end up becoming a professional player?

In her second year of middle school, she was just getting into Glory when she met a Berserker as dumb as a dog. After losing to her thirty times in a row, he added her as a contact. Two years later, the Berserker returned for a rematch, but nothing changed: his losing streak went up by sixteen. The Berserker silently typed an ellipsis, then left her with a message: "Just you wait. I'll beat you soon!"

It wasn't until she came across his QQ update that she learned he had gone to a training camp and debuted as a professional player.

One more professional player in her life: +1

At a family gathering the year she started high school, her cousin, who was preparing for the college entrance exams, announced that he was quitting school to play esports. The uproar that night was something else, but whatever anyone said, her cousin still got his wish and went after his dream.

All right, now it's +2.

Then, in her second year of high school, the well-behaved boy next door, three years younger than her, suddenly said he was going to attend a training camp. After that, she only got to see him during long holidays.

+3. Wow, one more and they could play mahjong. For now, they could only make up a game of Dou Dizhu.

...Until one day, someone asked if she wanted to try going pro. And she became a professional player too.

Jiang Jingshu: Captain Yu, Captain Yu, could you tell me again how you picked me back then?!

Some Cousin: Oh no, there's a dog thief in G City! Who stole our still-in-season milky boy?!

Everyone from Blue Rain: ? Is he really a milky boy? They don't exactly look like one.

Content warnings:

※ Female-top romance. The top is an energetic, universally adored girl who charms people of all genders! She's not perfect, and the author loves giving her golden-retriever energy.

A naturally gifted heroine. Her main class is Elementalist, with Swordsman as her secondary class. She has already joined Blue Rain and debuts in the eighth season, earning Best Newcomer. She's not new to the game and has plenty of experience.

※ A team-favorite story. The heroine is overpowered and awesome, but esports is not a solo sport, so there are wins and losses, though the heroine will never be made to struggle unfairly.

I'll add more as I write.

Theme: Talent matters, of course, but hard work matters too